Neurofeedback Training

Many psychological problems can be associated with under- or over aroused brainwave patterns. What if you could use computerized tools to normalize brain activity (brain waves) that is associated with your problems? 

Neurofeedback training is a non-invasive technique that assists with alleviating symptoms related to anxiety, OCD, ADHD and a variety of other conditions. By regulating under/over-active brain wave activity, clients are able to bring about the desired behavioural changes.

ur practice offers different types of Neurofeedback Training modalities. Protocol selection is based on the client’s need:

 Power Training 

  • Normalizes the over- or under-aroused levels of brain wave activity on specific brain sites that may be related to a client’s specific symptoms.
  • Live Z-score Training 
    Normalizes the over- or under-aroused levels of brain wave activity by focussing on connections and communication between the specific brain-areas that are related to the client’s problems.
  • S-loreta Training
    A technique to observe and train deeper brain structures, as well as complex brain networks involved in emotional regulation. This training involves using a cap and training all 19 EEG channels simultaneously. The client sees a 3-dimensional image of his brain and can observe the changes in brain wave activity during training. This enhances processing speed, mental flexibility and information sharing between brain-areas.
  • Infra-slow Fluctuation (ISF 1) Training 
    It focuses on the very slow frequencies of the brain eg: lower than 1 Hz. These fluctuations/ oscillations are involved in the arousal level of the brain, which is regulated by autonomic nervous system functioning and physiological responses to the environment.
  • Infra-slow Fluctuation sloreta (ISF 2) Training 
    This method combines the technology of sloreta and ISF whilst remaining focused on the very slow frequencies of the brain. These fluctuations/ oscillations are involved in the arousal level of the brain, which is regulated by autonomic nervous system functioning and physiological responses to the environment. Follow the link to ISF Associates website for more publications
  • Alpha-Theta Training
    The sole purpose is to calm the brain; to assist with deeper inner state relaxation leading to changes in awareness.